Douglas Munro Net Worth
Douglas Munro Net Worth is
$14 Million
Douglas Munro Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Douglas Munro was born in 1865 in London, England as Hector Douglas Munro. He was an actor, known for For Home and Country (1914), Vice Versa (1916) and 0-18 or A Message from the Sky (1914). He died on January 27, 1924 in Birmingham, England. | Date Of Birth | 1865 |
| Place Of Birth | London, England, UK |
| Profession | Actor |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tons of Money | 1926 | Sprules | |
| The Desert Sheik | 1924 | Mansoor | |
| Fires of Fate | 1923 | Mansoor | |
| Mist in the Valley | 1923 | Prosecution | |
| Tense Moments with Great Authors | 1922 | Marquis of Staines (segment "Vanity Fair") | |
| The Grass Orphan | 1922 | Uncle Jeremy | |
| A Sporting Double | 1922 | John Brent | |
| The Persistent Lovers | 1922 | John | |
| A Romance of Old Baghdad | 1922 | Abdul Bey | |
| Dicky Monteith | 1922 | Mayor | |
| Beauty and the Beast | 1922 | Short | Father |
| Vanity Fair | 1922 | Short | Marquis of Staines |
| The Sport of Kings | 1921 | James Winter | |
| The Bigamist | 1921 | Proprietor | |
| The Glad Eye | 1920 | Gendarme | |
| The Mirage | 1920 | Courtot | |
| Testimony | 1920 | Reuben Curtis | |
| The Amazing Quest of Mr. Ernest Bliss | 1920 | John Masters | |
| Squandered Lives | 1920 | Burberry | |
| General Post | 1920 | Albert Smith | |
| A Temporary Vagabond | 1920 | Mike | |
| London Pride | 1920 | Garlic | |
| The Lure of Crooning Water | 1920 | Yes Smith | |
| The Pursuit of Pamela | 1920 | John Dodder | |
| True Tilda | 1920 | ||
| The Garden of Resurrection | 1919 | Moxon | |
| The City of Beautiful Nonsense | 1919 | Chesterton | |
| Darby and Joan | 1919 | Malatesta | |
| Dombey and Son | 1919 | Solomon Gillis | |
| The Life Story of David Lloyd George | 1918 | ||
| The Top Dog | 1918 | Mr. Margin | |
| Goodbye | 1918 | Bates | |
| The Greatest Wish in the World | 1918 | Pinches | |
| Flames | 1917 | Dr. Levetier | |
| Justice | 1917 | Cokeson | |
| Broken Barrier | 1917 | George Parsons | |
| The Woman Who Was Nothing | 1917 | Chairman | |
| Smith | 1917 | Otto Rosenburg | |
| The Two Roads | 1916 | Toby Murdoch | |
| The Princess of Happy Chance | 1916 | Josiah Buckworthy | |
| The Persecution of Bob Pretty | 1916 | Short | Cutts |
| Arsene Lupin | 1916 | Gournay-Martin | |
| The Hypocrites | 1916 | Sir John Plugenet | |
| Vice Versa | 1916 | Marmaduke Paradine | |
| Me and M'Pal | 1916 | James Hilliard | |
| You | 1916 | Short | |
| Under Suspicion | 1916 | Joseph H. Parker | |
| The Christian | 1915 | Canon Wealthy | |
| A Man of His Word | 1915 | Tom Harkaway | |
| The Third Generation | 1915 | Earl Sherston | |
| The Heart of a Child | 1915 | Joe Aarons | |
| The Sons of Satan | 1915 | Inspector Ransom | |
| Rupert of Hentzau | 1915 | Bauer | |
| His Vindication | 1915 | Innkeeper | |
| The Middleman | 1915 | Joseph Chandler | |
| Lil o' London | 1914 | Short | The Bull |
| Liberty Hall | 1914 | Briginshaw | |
| The Victoria Cross | 1914 | Short | John Bilson |
| 0-18 or A Message from the Sky | 1914 | Otto Bergmann | |
| For Home and Country | 1914 | Short | Rev. Pendleton |
| Trilby | 1914 | Rev. Bagot | |
| Turtle Doves | 1914 | Short | Father |
| Child o' My Heart | 1914 | Short | Mr. Landers |
| England's Menace | 1914 | Short | Chancellor |
| The Foreman's Treachery | 1913 | Short | Mr. Lloyd |
| The Stroke of the Phoebus Eight | 1913 | Short | Bill Whittle |
| A Curate's Love Story | 1912 | Short | Madman |
| Her Only Pal | 1912 | Short | Tramp |
Known for movies
For Home and Country (1914)
as Rev. Pendleton
Vice Versa (1916)
as Marmaduke Paradine
0-18 or A Message from the Sky (1914)
as Otto Bergmann
Under Suspicion (1916)
as Joseph H. Parker